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- Guidezilla II Guide Extension Catheter - Boston Scientific
GUIDEZILLA II Guide Extension Catheter creates a smooth pathway for balloon and or stent delivery by providing greater flexibility and a smooth surface This is important with complex lesions, calcium, tortuous vessels, and distal lesions
- Telescope™ Guide Extension Catheter - Medtronic
The Telescope™ guide extension catheter is used to expand access to coronary and peripheral vascular and to facilitate placement of interventional devices
- GuideLiner® V3 Catheter | Guide Extension | US | Teleflex
GuideLiner ® Catheters are intended to be used in conjunction with guide catheters to access discrete regions of the coronary and or peripheral vasculature, to facilitate placement of interventional devices, and to assist in crossing de novo coronary chronic total occlusions (CTO)
- GUIDEPLUS™ II (guide extension catheter) - Nipro
GUIDEPLUS™ II revolutionizes and simplifies delivery of therapeutic devices in problematic cases while ensuring excellent crossability and access to the distal vasculature due to well balanced flexible shaft and hydrophilic coating
- Basics - Guide Extension Catheter - Cardiology Apps
It was designed to enable deep seating inside coronary arteries to provide extra support for equipment delivery during complex coronary interventions such as calcified vessels, tortuous arteries, and distal lesions There are various guide extension catheters available in the market Please review device library
- Guide catheter extension systems: Hype or a need? - PMC
Guide catheter extension system (GCES) is a valuable tool for interventional cardiologists, especially in complex cases GCES increases guide back-up support and is crucial in complex PCI procedures, particularly in cases of severe calcification and tortuosity
- Guide extension catheters: Review of technology and future direct
Guide Extension Catheters (GECs) have been developed and are now widely used to create improved backup support to allow the advancement of interventional equipment required for the PCI
- The Dos and Don’ts of Guide Catheter Extensions
A GC extension is a monorail system The guide extension portion is an average of 25-cm long; it is passed over the guidewire in a rapid exchange fashion and extends beyond the distal end of the GC It is 1-F less thick than the GC and is designed to minimize trauma to the coronary artery
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